Weekday sports roundup and scores from major leagues
The Western and Eastern leagues show results across multiple games. Notable items include Madrid versus Manchester City, Toronto against Tampa Bay, and Mets at San Francisco with several pitchers listed and game times noted.
Comanche arena scores and standings mix across events
A jumble of scores and names from the Eastern Conference and rodeo style events appears, listing competitors such as Jarret, Josh Peak, Jodo LaMond, and Borg Sage Erwey Cry Ome, along with multiple city and state places like Ardmore Oklahoma and Grand Coulee Washington, with hundreds in dollars and various event numbers. The fragment includes team names, venues, and dates, but many entries are garbled.
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Comanche
Josh Peak
Colo
Jodo LaMond
Andrews Texas
Larsen Manitoba
Lenangram
Ayer Jerret
Marcos Costa
Isles and Flyers Playoff Fever Clashes Across Odd Scores
A garbled recap lists multiple hockey results including NY Islanders and Tampa Bay games. Odd entries show Apfel, Detrot, Federy, and San Argates with varied scores and dates, suggesting a busy weekend with reach across teams and venues.
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Islanders
Florda
NY Islanders
Agel
Saboe
Ponda
Y. Islanders
Fas NY Isterders
Tampe Bay
Detrot
Agri
Tampa Bay
Federy
Tare Bay
Art
Fedimy Berl
Nagtvne
Arares
Mastwile
Sports Fragments Highlight Notable Baseball and NBA Moments
The text cites several sports items including Alex Rodriguez driving in 10 runs in a Yankees win, Perez tossing six perfect innings in a Cubs game, and a 1995 San Francisco warmup game. It also mentions the 2012 NFL draft pick Andrew Luck going first to the Indianapolis Colts and the Charlotte Bobcats finishing with the worst NBA record that season.
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Iraaut Perez
Cubs
Alex Rodriguez
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Jake Long
St Lous
Chris Long
Stanford
Andrew Lucks
Indanagues
Dons Baylor
Grtm
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Germany
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The text mentions Texas Rangers and Round Rock players and a contract for umpire Cesar Panos. It references Lorenzen and a Baseball Hall of Fame museum, with unclear phrasing and several garbled terms. The overall topic appears to mix sports figures and HOF mentions with fragmented notes.
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Aefield
Texas Rangers
UMP
Cesar Panos
Round Rock
RMP
Neck Martins
Hreeday
Vichael Lorenzen
Gageball Hall OF Fame
Vuseum
Pentathlon Highlights from NMMI Youth Olympics Qualifier
Uvarova led a Youth Olympics bid as Caleb Allen and other home schooled athletes contended for top honors in a Pentagon event at NMMI. The meet showcased cadets and alumni from NMMI with Mary Beth Larsen and Nathan Schrimscher cited for Olympic ties. Allen returned from a two month injury to win the men's title and target the 2020 Games.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Uvarova
Caleb Allen
Enmar
Allen
NMMI
Mary Beth Larsen
U.S
Athens
Sydney
Nathan Schrimscher
Olesinski
Rio de Janiero
Lucas
Luke Shereston
U.S. Naval Academy
Thunder Advance Past Mavericks In West Semis Opener
Oklahoma City outshot Dallas 50.6 percent and dominated the boards 42-35 to win 113 103. Russell Westbrook led with 25 points and 10 rebounds as the Thunder prep for a series against the San Antonio Spurs. Dirk Nowitzki scored 24 for the Mavericks who battled injuries including Sarah Mejri and David Lee.
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Thunder
San Antonio Spurs
Oklahoma City
Mavericks
Dirk Nowitzki
Justin Anderson
Zaza Pachulia
Westbrook
Durant
Nowitzki
Pachulia
Plav
Sarah Mejri
David Lee
Mejri
Tunisia
Lee
Nomura Captures Windy LPGA Victory on Tough Course
Haru Nomura edged a windy, gusty day to win the LPGA event, matching Ko and Ha Na Jang as two time winners this season. She birdied 14 and 17, avoided a bunker penalty, and climbed to 23rd in the world. Ko cited wind as a challenge, while Gerina Piller and Na Yeon Choi tied for third. Michelle Wie withdrew with neck spasms after 15 holes.
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Nomura
Jason McCede
Hawaii
Ha Na Jang
Pace
Haru
Gerina Piller
Na Yeon Choi
Piller
Choi
Martin Piller
Brooke Henderson
Lexi Thompson
Jenny Shin
Mi Jung Hur
Michelle Wie
Line wins fourth-wide Pro Stock at NHRA Four-Wide Nationals
Line claimed his third season victory in the fifth final, driving a Chevy Camaro to 6.565 at 211.33 over teammate Butner who ran 6.591. Skillman and McGaha were third and fourth. It marked Line's first Four-Wide Nationals win and 40th career victory. Hines dominated Pro Stock Motorcycle, beating Krawiec Ellis and Smith with a 6.844 at 194.42. Krawiec finished runner-up for the fourth time at this event.
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Anna
Air Force Academy
Colt
NMMI
Juan Estremadouro
Amy Farfan Aguilar
Lady Bronco
Estremadoyro
University of New Mexico
UNM
Owen Gregory
Andre
Line
Hines
Eddie Krawiec
Chip Ellis
Matt Smith
Victo’ry
Krawiec
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